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   From: jaynews@ntlworld.com   
      
   "Richard Bonner"  wrote in message   
   news:enjca2$6m1$12@Kil-nws-1.UCIS.Dal.Ca...   
      
   > ***   How about saving the information to a file? Then one would only   
   > need to have GV reread the drives if a hardware or partition changed   
   > happened.   
      
   Or a directory is added or deleted.   
      
   It saves the current state of your browser window[s] directory structure to   
   GVFM.CFG. But when it reloads it has to validate every previously displayed   
   directory to ensure it still exists, and if expanded, see what   
   subdirectories it [now] contains, etc, otherwise GVFM might present the user   
   with a false impression of the current state of their file system. I can't   
   see any other alternative except to present the user with an empty desktop   
   each time GVFM is run. Subfolders that were not visible in a directory tree   
   are of no importance at load-time and are are not validiated.   
      
   --   
   Jay   
      
   Jason Burgon - author of Graphic Vision   
   http://homepage.ntlworld.com/gvision   
      
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